Professor Mike McConville and Professor Geoffrey Wilson: Preface
Professor Mike McConville: Introduction
1: Professor Robin White: The Structure and Organization of Criminal Justice in England and Wales: An Overview
2: Professor Robert Reiner: The Organization and Accountability of the Police
3: Dr Satnam Choongh: Police Investigative Powers
4: Sybil Sharpe: Covert Surveillance and the Use of Informants
5: Professor Mike Maguire: Regulating the Police Station: the Case of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984
6: Professor Ed Cape: Assisting and Advising Defendants Before Trial
7: Dr Anthea Hucklesby: Bail in Criminal Cases
8: Professor Lee Bridges: The Right to Representation and Legal Aid
9: Professor Andrew Sanders: The System of Prosecution
10: Rob Allen: Alternatives to Prosecution
11: Professor Sir John Smith QC: Evidence in Criminal Cases
12: Roger Leng: The Exchange of Information and Disclosure
13: John Sprack: Publicity Surrounding the Trial
14: Professor Jenny McEwan: Special Measures for Witnesses and Victims
15: Dr Paul Roberts: Science, Experts and Criminal Justice
16: Dr Penny Darbyshire: Magistrates
17: Mr Stephen Solley QC: The Role of the Advocate
18: Sir Philip Otton: The Role of the Judge in Criminal Cases
19: Professor John Jackson: The Adversary Trail and Trial by Judge Alone
20: Professor Mike McConville: Plea Bargaining
21: Professor Sean Doran: Trial by Jury
22: Ms Nicola Padfield: Juvenile Justice
23: Professor Mike Levi: Economic Crime
24: Professor Ronnie MacKay: Mentally Abnormal Offenders - Disposal and Criminal Responsibility Issues
25: Dr David Thomas QC: The Sentencing Process
26: Professor Rosemary Pattenden: Criminal Appeals: The Purpose of Criminal Appeals
27: Professor Clive Walker: Miscarriages of Justice and the Correction of Error
28: Dr Carolyn Hoyle and Dr Richard Young: Restorative Justice: Assessing the Prospects and Pitfalls
29: Professor Keith Bottomley: Research, Statistics and Knowledge of Crime